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The Event The awesome Trojan football team left little doubt as to who won the Home- coming game. Not to anybody's surprise, the Tro- jans blew out the Lorain Steelmen 25-0. The band along with the drill team and ma- jorettes provided a dazzling halftime show. The coronation climaxed the ac- tivities of Spirit Week and set the tone for the even- ing's festivities, which were en- joyed by stu- dents, parents and the comumni- ty alike. starting above and moving counter clockwise across both pages, Lisa Holmes and Ed Snajdr enjoy a ride on the Newspaper Yearbook float; Tim Lauth, Steve Elderbrock, Nicole Clapper, and Lynn Recktenwald display their dancing talent; Darren Lepper, Steve Campbell, and Dave Schultz take a break between songs at the dance; majorette Leigh Spaeth performs during the halftime celebration; David Man ley and Elaine Spacher get together for a slow dance; and, Mindy Goldner does her part by painting a school hallway for Spirit Week. 14 Homecoming
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Members of the Homecoming court pictured on the opposite page are, from the left, Chad McClellan, Sam Dunn, Doug Sprouse, Larry Helms, Chris Weaver, and, KarlsAsel, Debbie Campbell, Jenny McGuire, Heather Greeno, and Lynn Shamp. A scene from the drill team's extravagant halftlme show, the pregame enthusiasm of the football team and the court after the coronation were all highlights of the evening's festivities. Active in football and track, King Doug Sprouse spent much of his free time during his high school years lifting weights in preparation for his athletic competition. Math-related courses were among his favorites. A member of the gymnastics team and the stu- dent council, Queen Karis Asel also participated in band, choir and drama club. Biology courses were among those she enjoyed the most. Homecoming 13
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Celebration The theme for the week was The Way We Were. School halls and downtown win- dows were decorated em- phasizing the theme. The tradi- tional float con- test between the three class coun- cils was once again won by the seniors' float. The senior class coun- cil also won top prizes for decorating the Main Street win- dows and the school hallways. However, every- body did a good job. The col- orfully decorated halls added a lot to the overall school spirit. The music at the dance was provid- ed by the Solar Productions sound system. A lighthearted and relaxed at- mosphere made for a memorable night. Homecoming 15
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